Gayby

Pronunciation: /ˈɡeɪbi/

Definitions of gayby

noun a term used to describe a child of same-sex parents

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is having a gayby with his husband.

A2 The couple next door just adopted a gayby.

B1 The daycare center specializes in caring for gaybies.

B2 The documentary explores the challenges faced by gayby families.

C1 The school curriculum now includes discussions on LGBTQ+ issues, including gayby adoption.

C2 The legal rights of gayby parents have been a topic of debate in recent years.

Examples of gayby in a Sentence

formal The couple decided to start a family and welcomed their first child, a gayby, into the world.

informal My friend just had a baby and we all can't wait to meet the little gayby!

slang I heard Sarah and Mike are expecting a gayby next year!

figurative The new employee was like a gayby in the office, eager to learn and grow.

Grammatical Forms of gayby

• past tense: gaybied
• plural: gaybies
• comparative: more gayby
• superlative: most gayby
• present tense: gaybies
• future tense: will gayby
• perfect tense: have gaybied
• continuous tense: is gaybying
• singular: gayby
• positive degree: gayby
• infinitive: to gayby
• gerund: gaybying
• participle: gaybyed

Origin and Evolution of gayby

First Known Use: 2008 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'gayby' is a portmanteau of the words 'gay' and 'baby', used to refer to a child with at least one LGBTQ+ parent.

Evolution of the word: The term 'gayby' has gained popularity in LGBTQ+ communities as a way to celebrate and acknowledge families with LGBTQ+ parents. It has evolved from a playful and endearing term to a more widely accepted and recognized term in discussions about LGBTQ+ families.